Idaho Senate winner? (2026)
96%Jim Risch
- Jim Risch96%▲ 1
- Todd Achilles4%▼ 1
- David Roth<1%
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Idaho Senate winner? (2028)
The odds
89%Republican party
- Republican party89%▲ 1
- Democratic party10%▼ 2
How the odds have moved
Republican party: 89% on Oct 20, 89% now.
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| Outcome | Chance | Day | Bid | Ask | Pays | Contracts |
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| Republican party | 89% | ▲ 1 | 88¢ | 91¢ | $1.10 | 3.2K |
| Democratic party | 10% | ▼ 2 | 9¢ | 11¢ | $9.09 | 79.00 |
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The news: Idaho Senate
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Idaho Senate candidates take the stageBryan Hyde, R-Jerome, answers a question during Pizza & Politics on Wednesday. Seated to the right are Shaila Tate, I-Carey, center, and Ron Taylor, D-Hailey. Candidates for Idaho’s District 26 Senate seat gathered in the Mountain Humane… -
Candidate forum set for todaySANDPOINT — If you're looking to get to know local and state candidates, Tuesday's candidate forum is just the spot to do just that. Bonner County media and the Selkirk Association of Realtors are teaming up to help area voters do just… -
Jim Risch calls for Iran war to end as rising costs take center stage in Idaho Senate raceU.S. Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, stands on the steps of the Idaho State Capitol Building on May 30. U.S. Sen. Jim Risch speaks at a lying in state service for former Idaho Gov. Dirk Kempthorne at the Idaho State Capitol on May 15, 2026… -
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Letters for Sunday, Oct. 18While working side-by-side as volunteers, I learned Karen and I share much in common. Over our lifetimes, we either experienced or saw various inequities and understood everyone deserves dignity, respect and a safe and healthy life… -
This Married Lesbian Couple Is Running to Unseat Idaho’s Top Conservative LawmakersA married lesbian couple is running for the Idaho state legislature as a team, one for the state’s House and one for its Senate. The two moms are running as Democrats in November’s election. Amanda Easley is running against Idaho House… -
Regional candidates’ fundraising varies widelyThe Idaho House of Representatives meets for a special session at the Statehouse in Boise in 2022. Funding raised and spent by candidates vying to represent Blaine County in the Legislature has varied widely. Candidates for elected office… -
Impressed by this group of candidatesI recently had the opportunity to meet and hear from a group of candidates running to represent us in District 26, which includes Blaine, Jerome and Lincoln counties. Over my career I have lived in many parts of the country and met a wide… -
Idaho Farm Bureau Strengthens Private Landowner ProtectionsFROM THE DESK OF High court rulings in several states that put strict constitutional limits on government agents’ power to enter private property prompted Idaho Farm Bureau to ask their members if this was a problem in Idaho. Their… - Candidate forum set for Oct. 20SANDPOINT — Want to get to know the local and state candidates before you head to the voting booth? Bonner County media and the Selkirk Association of Realtors are teaming up to help area voters do just that as the Bonner County Daily Bee…
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Idaho US Attorney Bart Davis announces retirement from Justice DepartmentU.S. Attorney for the District of Idaho Bart Davis in his Boise office. Idaho’s top-ranking federal law enforcement official, U.S. Attorney Bart Davis, announced his retirement Wednesday following a long, influential legal and political… -
Idaho’s First Congressional District Candidates discuss public lands, healthcare and immigrationKaylee Peterson, 36, has previously worked as a political organizer and is the Democratic candidate for Idaho’s First Congressional District. Sarah Zabel, 61, is a retired U.S. Air Force major general looking to represent Idaho’s First… -
Opinion: The unicornIndependent candidate Todd Achilles, left, and incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Jim Risch. Spend a few decades tracking elections and nearly every contest in each new crop falls into a well-defined box. Occasionally, you come away surprised…
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